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  Written June 23, 2007

  There's A Rat in the Kitchen!

  by Aurone

  This movie has a dash of humor, combined with a savory plot, with a pinch or two of good animation. Ratatouille is an interesting computer animated film with a good message of be yourself and follow your dreams no matter impossible they might seem. It has a solid plot, great voicing and good animation. Remy is a rat unlike any other; he has a delicate nose that can sense any smell. He also has a secret wish to become a chief. When circumstances bring him to Paris and the restaurant of the chief he so admires all he needs is a chance. That chance comes in the form of the new garbage boy, Linguini, at the restaurant. Linguini gets mistaken for a cook when he messes up a soup and Remy fixes it and makes it better than before. Linguini and Remy come to an understanding and decide to work together and hilarity ensues. The voicing is nicely done, as is the animation. This is a great family film. Don?t miss it.

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  Written September 5, 2007

  Ratatouille

  by Movie Freak10

  This Is A Very GoodMovie!! It Kept Me Laughing. Trust Me It Is Great For The Kids Or The Date.All Ages Can Enjoy My Mother Is 43 And She Told Me She Loved It So If You Love A Cool Anitmed Movie For All Ages Go See Ratatouille In Theatres!!

  • 18 out of 18 found this review helpful.
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  Written July 24, 2007

  MUST SEE

  by Moviedude360

  This was a BRILLIANT movie, obviously one of Pixar's greatest films! Though it isn't as great as "Finding Nemo" it is still a must see, two thumbs up movie. The animation was great, the story was perfect... though it doesn't have the outrageously funny fart jokes that most children were hoping for. The little short before the movie starts called "Lifted" was crazy funny and fires you up for Ratatioulle... and it might actually cover up for the no fart jokes. Once again MUST SEE MOVIE.

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  Written June 29, 2007

  Great movie for the whole famliy

  by sacredjourney

  As with all the Pixar movies Ratatouille is outstanding. It's the best movie of the summer and we've seen them all! I found the movie to be entertaining for adults as well as kids. The food network is huge right now and Pixar hit a home run with the idea and execution of this film. It's one that will stand the test of time and I'm sure will be in everyone

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  Written June 29, 2007

  This is not your Kiddie's Pixar Anymore...

  by TheArchitect

  Pixar's latest film has all you can want for adults and kids. Naturally, kids like the rats and their funny interactions. The adults will appreciate the intertwining and somewhat complex interplay of desires, prejudices, and ideals. There certainly is no lack of action and plenty of character depth - the sort of depth appropriate for cartoon characters.

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  Written June 30, 2007

  An enjoyable movie.

  by LiloThePaintbrush

  Once again Pixar has cooked up and served a fantastic animation that is worth seeing. Fun for children and adults, this animated movie is sure to delight and humor all. The story line was nice and full of heart.

  • 8 out of 8 found this review helpful.
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  Written June 27, 2007

  Pixar Serves Up Another Tasty Entree

  by cwalton

  Hands down, Pixar is the gold standard of computer animation, and masterful story-telling. This is an orignal tale about a rat in the kitchen, who dreams of actually running that kitchen and becoming a first-class chef. It's also the story of a boy who befriends him and tries to find his own place in the world, and there are also interesting subplots revolving around the rat's other furry family members, and the role of critics and their inspiration. Brad Bird, the guy behind "The Incredibles," has crafted this with a lot of love and care. His recipe for success, and the history of this animation studio, is unparalleled. In the Pixar canon, how's it rank? Well, everyone will most likely love it. But I would put it right behind "Toy Story," "Toy Story 2" and "Finding Nemo," just ahead of "The Incredibles" and "Cars," and better than "Monsters, Inc." and "A Bug's Life." Not bad. In fact, very, very good.

  • 11 out of 14 found this review helpful.
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  Written October 16, 2009

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    Actually not that bad a-movie.

  by redyeah

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  Written June 29, 2007

  A delightful movie

  by AlHost61

  My husband and I took our 1 year old grandson to Ratatouille. Would you believe he sat and watched the whole movie! He loved it. So did we. Just about the time I thought it was over, it kept going and got even better. Great Movie. We love all of the characters.

  • 8 out of 9 found this review helpful.
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  Written August 1, 2007

  I don't get much out of most movies....

  by ohheathersays

  But this movie was definitely cute and kept me entertained. I LOVED it. It kept me laughing and I fell head over heals in love with the main character Remy. One of Disney's greatest movies ever made! Great for children yet sophisticated enough for adults.

  • 6 out of 6 found this review helpful.
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  Written June 29, 2007

  Ratatouille YUM

  by roboroller

  There's something about a Pixar movie. Month after month the assorted studios roll out their various computer animated fables in our direction and month after month they make heaping piles of cash and are quickly forgotten, but Pixar flicks have a way of clinging to the brain. Open Season is just a movie, a Pixar film is an "event". With that said, and being a big fan of Pixar (obviously) I was fairly let down by last summers disapointing "Cars". The shine and the sheen and thePOW! was there, but the soul was just kind of...yeah...um...not around. So here comes Ratatouille, another Pixar film. But WAIT! This time around we've got the infamous Brad Bird at the helm, directer of two of the most beloved and amazing animated films ever made (The Iron Giant, The Incredibles) so things are looking up, and they stay up. Ratatouille is one heck of a romp. It moves fast, it's got a big heart and it looks freakin' gorgeous. You don't get bored, yadayadayada, just go see it...trust me.

  • 7 out of 8 found this review helpful.
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  Written July 2, 2007

  anyone can cook

  by chocoluva713

  I looooved the movie and im 16 going on 17 and my brother came with me and he is 14...we were both very well entertained throughout the movie. It could have been cut a little shorter but we were laughing the whole time and im sure many people hae their favorite parts. I enjoyed the movie a lot and def. recommend it to anyone!

  • 5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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  Written July 5, 2007

  Eggcellent Pixar Production! Bon Appetit!

  by smelnik

  My husband and 3 year old went with me to see Ratatouille yesterday and we thought it was eggcellent! We have become great Pixar fans. I love to cook and my family loves to eat, so there was something for everyone. We actually came home and had soup for lunch.Our daughter was a little frightened of the food critic Ego, but this was her 1st theatre experience & I think she was worried because he was so big & it was dark. My daughter says her favorite part of the movie was when the soup was ruined and then Remy fixes it. I loved the French style music in the background. It really sets the mood. Animation was fantastic and the characters were so fun. Take the family and plan a good meal afterwards. Bon Appetit!

  • 5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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  Written June 29, 2007

  An Absolute Must See - Over and Over!

  by motheralex

  This is quite possibly the best animated film I've ever seen. We saw the sneak preview, and immediately bought tickets to see it again tonight. Absolutely wonderful, for kids and adults alike!

  • 7 out of 9 found this review helpful.
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  Written July 8, 2007

  'RATATOUILLE' COOKS UP A DELICIOUS DELIGHT FOR ALL THE SENSES

  by tamola

  While a rat in the kitchen usually stirs up shivers, shakes, and screams, RATATOUILLE instead delivers a brilliance and creativity that will leave you in awe. A genius mix of well developed characters of both rodent and human kind, stunning animation with amazing and colorful detail, the gorgeous backdrop of France -- above and below ground -- food, food and more food.... well, let's just say your palate will be left wanting for more. --------- 'Ratatouille' is the tale of Remy the rat who, born with a gift and appetite for good food, is inspired by seeing the tv show of a famous French chef whose book declares that 'Anyone Can Cook'. Full of smart humor for adults, slapstick for the kids, a villian, a love story, adventure, surprise and lots of heart for everyone. Best of all, it's a very clean movie with no sex or language. The only hint of sensuality surrounds the tasting of scrumptious and mouthwatering epicurean delights. In a nutshell, it's a must see! Get thee to a theatre!!!

  • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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